HI-TAK is a Japanese contract deep hole machining shop covering Ø0.5–30 mm to 1,500 mm depth with ~0.05 mm concentricity in Inconel, Hastelloy and beta-titanium.
HI-TAK is a Japanese contract deep hole machining specialist offering deep hole processing from 0.5 to 30 mm diameter to depths of 1,500 mm, holding about 0.05 mm concentricity in hard alloys such as Inconel, Hastelloy and beta-titanium, from prototype to mass production.
Company information is based on HI-TAK Co., Ltd.'s public website and was last reviewed on 2026-08-28. Verify specifications directly with the supplier before purchase.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Machine types | Contract deep hole processing; about 0.05 mm concentricity on micro bores |
| Bore range | Ø0.5–30 mm |
| Max drilling depth | to 1,500 mm |
| Processes | gun-drilling, deep-hole-drilling |
| Workpiece materials | Inconel, Hastelloy, Beta-titanium |
| Applications | Aerospace, Medical, Precision Engineering |
| Certifications | — (to be published) |
Contact HI-TAK directly for pricing, specifications and delivery.
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View profile →HI-TAK processes deep holes from 0.5 to 30 mm diameter to depths of 1,500 mm, holding roughly 0.05 mm concentricity on small bores.
The shop is positioned for hard and exotic alloys — Inconel, Hastelloy and beta-titanium — where micro deep holes need matched process experience.
Yes, HI-TAK handles prototype through mass production runs, which suits companies validating a part before investing in their own machine.